The Business Times, 29 June 1998
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Title Section14 1998-06-29 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES MIT A (P) 110/12/97 85c SINGAPORE Internet: http://www.asial.com.sg/biztimes MONDAY, JUNE 29,199814 words
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Article52 1998-06-29 1 STOCK MAMPffPIMCBS Week Change STD 1,086.59 -37.54 BTSRI 467.94 -17.71 KLSECOMP. 446.67 -21.94 NIKKEI 16,210.04 -67.94 HANG SENG -8,607.86....._+16.96 SET WDEJL. .264.98 -19.34 JAKARTA COUP. 430.87 +6.42 MANILA COUP. 1,723.37 +18.34 TAIPEI WPL 7,681.96. -135.31 SEOUL COUP ***** -13.86 CLSA CHINA B ***** -24.07 AUST ALLORD—i,609.90 -1-21.10 DOW52 words
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Article75 1998-06-29 1 FOttK BATES USS SI USt 1.673 (U8VSS per S) 1.679 2M DM 1.797. 0JS1 ¥100. 141.5 1.182* MS 4049 0.413 HKI 7.748 0116 BAHT 41.56 0.040 RUP1AH ***** .0.011* 'SStelMuaito PUKE BATES SINGAPORE* 7.88 KUALA LUMPUR 11.50 JAKARTA. 58.08 BANOKOK 14.75 MANI1JL._ _21>e HONGKONG 10.25 TAIPEI AM SYDNEY 8.4575 words
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647 1998-06-29 1 Ang Wan May - Move will give ST group's property arm listed vehicle for its hospitality business By Ang Wan May [SINGAPORE] Pidemco Land is in the market for half a billion dollars in loans, fuelling speculation that the govern-ment-owned property giant could be making a647 words
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491 1998-06-29 1 Anthony Rowley - From, Anthony Rowley in Tokyo FOREIGN exchange markets in Tokyo and elsewhere in Asia are expected to open in a nervous mood today amid fears that the United States and Japan may again conduct concerted intervention in an effort to prop491 words
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Article, Illustration1179 1998-06-29 1 Anthony Rowley - From. Anthony Rowley in Tokyo JAPAN'S ruling Liberal Democratic Party has brought forward to July 2 from July 8 the date on which it will announce its "total plan" to cure the multiple ills of the country's banking system. But it seems likely that1,179 words
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Article, Illustration623 1998-06-29 1 Clarissa Tan - Figure up 9% from last year, and almost double that of 1996 By i Clarissa Tan [SINGAPORE] More than 700 individuals went bankrupt between January and May this year 40 per cent of them due to business faUure. The number of new bankruptciesSOURCE: Official Assignee - 623 words
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Advertisement113 1998-06-29 1 nnaPß U. M aivWuuWn tOT The economic crunch didn't stop Microsoft's Singapore subsidiary from achieving and in fact surpassing sales targets set before the slowdown, said the software giant's Singapore MD Saw Ken Wye, BnstnwalT PylO m-PpfaUH to fat by <tt The plastic injection moulding company is unlikely to postpone113 words
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Advertisement9 1998-06-29 1 Basbkeu failure accounts for 40% of bankrupts, Pg 29 words
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SINGAPORE AT HOME & ABROAD
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184 1998-06-29 2 MALE, between 30 and 50 years old, and whose business venture flopped that's the typical profile of the people who went bust this year. Business failure accounted for 40 per cent of the 725 people declared bankrupt in the first five months of184 words
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186 1998-06-29 2 NEW YORK-listed electronics firm Tektronix Inc has issued a worldwide recall alert for two models of oscilloscopes after learning that incorrect use of these products could expose users to serious injury or death. The recall notice applies to about 60,000 TDS2IO and TDS22O oscilloscopes. A186 words
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Article, Illustration377 1998-06-29 2 Ang Wan May - Deferred payment scheme, low prices see 51 ont of 53 leasehold houses sold By. Ang Wan May DRIVEN by low pricing and a deferred payment scheme, buyers snapped up all but two of the 53 houses in the Sembawang area relaunched byCHRIS LOH - 377 words
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372 1998-06-29 2 Toh Han Shih - By' Toh Han Shih SINGNET, the Internet Service Provider (ISP) of listed teiecom giant Sing Tel, has finally swung into the black. Sing Net chief executive officer Leong Shin Loong said on Friday that his company was expected to372 words
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Article, Illustration299 1998-06-29 2 EYE ON THE ECONOMY Outlook SINGAPORE should be able to avoid a recession this year, even if economic growth from April to December 1998 is flat at best, with two of the three quarters possibly seeing negative growth, says the United Overseas Bank (UOB)299 words
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Article, Illustration476 1998-06-29 2 Drastic cut in spending will shrink economy farther The Straits Times SINGAPOREANS should take care not to cut spending so drastically as to cause the economy to contract further, said Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew last night. "Our consumers should not become over-pessimisticThe Straits Times - 476 words
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ASIA'S ECONOMIC SLUMP
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204 1998-06-29 4 Bridge News [HONGKONG] About 78 per cent of Japanese companies based in Hongkong believe that Asia's ongoing financial crisis will dislodge the Hongkong currency's peg to the US dollar, a survey shows. The survey was conducted in May-June by the Nihon Keizai Shimbun.Bridge News - 204 words
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377 1998-06-29 4 Top 5 banks responding to govt's call to help to meet 8% growth target AFX—Asia [MANILA] China's major banks are gearing up their efforts to improve their financial services to help the country achieve its 8 per cent economic growth this year,AFX—Asia - 377 words
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532 1998-06-29 4 It wants tax rebates and cnt in petrol duty and rentals Reuter, AFP [HONGKONG] Hongkong's new opposition alliance is pressing for more financial relief to help the territory through its worst economic crisis in decades. The alliance felt government measures announced lastReuter,; AFP - 532 words
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Article, Illustration61 1998-06-29 4 [BANGKOK] Thai shoppers and residents waiting for buses outside a shopping mall in central Bangkok. The "Amazing Thailand"campaign, aimed at drumming up tourism and raking in much-needed foreign exchange, is meeting a not-so-amazing response as economic turmoil bites into regional travel The weak baht, seen byREUTERS - 61 words
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290 1998-06-29 4 Reuters, AFP [TOKYO] The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is likely to ask Japan to extend an additional US$l billion (551.67 billion) in emergency loans for Indonesia, Japanese media reported yesterday. The Nihon Keizai Shimbun quoted IMF sources as saying the loans wouldReuters,; AFP - 290 words
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138 1998-06-29 4 Bloomberg (SEOUL] Five shaky South Korean banks Daedong Bank, Dongnam Bank, Donghwa Bank, Kyungki Bank and Chung Chong Bank will be pushed out of business under the government's drive to reform the ailing banking system, the Yonhap News Agency reported yesterday, citingBloomberg - 138 words
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427 1998-06-29 4 Anwar, central bank chief meet US Treasury Secretary Reuters [KUALA LUMPUR] United States Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin met the Malaysian Finance Minister and central bank governor here yesterday shortly after arriving from Beijing. Mr Rubin, accompanied by two senior Treasury officials,Reuters - 427 words
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212 1998-06-29 4 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] Officials from the US Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve have discussed the possible merger of Japan's Long-Term Credit Bank and Sumitomo Trust Banking Co with Japanese government officials, Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin said. Mr Rubin declined to characterise theBloomberg - 212 words
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FOCUS
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Article, Illustration913 1998-06-29 5 Harish Mehta - Cambodian leader cites fractured Funcinpec, but says he will still form a coalition government Reportsby Harish Mehta [BANGKOK] HUN Sen, the powerful second prime minister of Cambodia, likes to point out the numbers to show that his Cambodian People's Party (CPP) willFILE PHOTO - 913 words
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527 1998-06-29 5 39 parties competing for 122 seats in national assembly CAMBODIA'S July 26 general election is a lot more complex than the last poll five years ago. There are many more parties and more assembly seats are up for grabs. But, so far, it527 words
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THE REGION
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Article, Illustration645 1998-06-29 6 CLINTON'S VISIT TO CHINA Clinton-Jiang TV exchange on Tiananmen gets little press coverage Reuters [BEIJING] US President Bill Clinton yesterday took to a Beijing pulpit to send a message on religious freedom, a day after condemning the Tiananmen Square massacre before a ChineseReuters; AFP - 645 words
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286 1998-06-29 6 Daley says Bejjing most do more to open its markets Reuters [BEIJING] The US and China will sign agreements today for projects worth about US$l.5 billion (552.5 billion), US Commerce Secretary William Daley said yesterday. The agreements, to be signed during aReuters - 286 words
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Article611 1998-06-29 6 Shoeb Kagda - LETTER FROM JAKARTA Indonesia must accept that it is multi-religions, multi-ethnic By Shoeb Kagda FOR most of his life, 54-year-old Usman has been content to concentrate on building his business and looking after his family. Born in Aceh, a Muslim stronghold, he has never felt out of611 words
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324 1998-06-29 6 NEWDELHI Reuters INDIA has accused China and the United States of hypocrisy and showing a "hegemonistic mentality" after their summit pledge on Saturday to work together to head ofF a nuclear arms race in South Asia. An Indian government statement yesterday rejected aReuters - 324 words
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401 1998-06-29 6 KUALA LUMPUR AFP MALAYSIAN newspapers yesterday welcomed Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's move to appoint a close ally and former finance minister as minister responsible for economic development. "It should not be viewed as an attempt to create two ministries with a similar function or asAFP - 401 words
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Advertisement1265 1998-06-29 6 T~ H Lloyds TSB Group pic (incorporated in UK) Consolidated Balance Sheet Consolidated Profit Loss Account Year ended Year ended 31 Dec 97 31Dec96 31Dec97 31 Dec 96 &n £m £m £m Assets v Interest receivable: Cash and balances at central banks 881 1.272 Interest receivable and similar income Items1,265 words
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THE WORLD
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491 1998-06-29 7 LONDON Surge due partly to fall in yields on risk-free assets, but rally cannot be sustained: George Reuters BANK of England (BOE) governor Eddie George said the chances of a "downward adjustment" in the global equity market were greater than theReuters - 491 words
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462 1998-06-29 7 NEW YORK Asia crisis dilating concerns of inflation: Wall Street firms Bloomberg FEDERAL Reserve policymakers will keep US interest rates unchanged for a 10th straight meeting when they gather tomorrow and the day after, according to Wall Street's biggest bond firms. A survey ofBloomberg - 462 words
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537 1998-06-29 7 GENEVA Reuters HONGKONG is the most expensive city in the world, having overtaken Tokyo because of the declining value of the yen, a global cost of living survey to be released today said. Five other Chinese cities Beijing, Shanghai,Reuters - 537 words
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308 1998-06-29 7 MOSCOW AFP, Reuters THE International Monetary Fund will offer a "stabilisation loan" to Russia to be repaid over 10 years at an annual interest rate of 4.6 per cent, Interfax reported yesterday, citing the IMF. But Martin Gilman, the IMF'sAFP,; Reuters - 308 words
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Advertisement987 1998-06-29 7 GB HOLDINGS LIMITED Full-year financial statement on consolidated results for the year ended 31 March 1998. These figures have not been audited. Group Company $'000 $'000 1928 1922 °A 1228 1997 1. (a) Turnover* 36.369 42.884 (15%) (6) 254 (102%) (b) Investment income (64) 173 (137%) (64) TO (137%) (c)987 words
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BUSINESS IT
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Article, Illustration627 1998-06-29 9 Kenneth James - More than 3,000 copies sold in first two days By Kenneth James [SINGAPORE] They lined up in their hundreds last Friday at Suntec City, a motley group of youths, adults, even children accompanied BoyBoy style by their grandparents, forming a snaking queue that crammedARTHUR LEE - 627 words
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Article, Illustration600 1998-06-29 9 Toh Han Shih - It allows firms to set up VPNs across the Internet By' Toh Han Shih [SINGAPORE] Sing Net, the Internet Service Provider (ISP) of Singapore Telecom, will offer a new service that gives companies a low-cost alternative to leased lines. Sing Net director Chang Wai600 words
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Article, Illustration514 1998-06-29 10 Kenneth James - Targets surpassed despite regional crunch, local chief Ken Wye says By'. Kenneth James [SINGAPORE] The economic crunch didn't stop Microsoft's Singapore subsidiary from achieving and in fact surpassing sales targets set before the slowdown, the software giant's Singapore MD Saw Ken Wye revealed last week.514 words
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IT TAKES
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Article42 1998-06-29 10 [SINGAPORE] China is creating a new nationwide cashless payment system. Schlumberger will supply the smart card solution for this system, including the smart card, point-of-sales terminals and security technology. Schlumberger's range of products are collectively called Qianflex.42 words
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Article64 1998-06-29 10 [SINGAPORE] Online Technologies Consortium (OTC), a group of companies from the local online industry, has selected US-based Net Perceptions' Group Lens Recommendation Engine as a technology in OTC's Virtual Communities Programme. The GroufrLens Recommendation Engine will help OTC members foster one-to-one customer relationships by tailoring their64 words
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Article54 1998-06-29 10 [SINGAPORE] WRQ, a seller of enterprise and management software, has appointed local firm CSA Automated as an authorised reseller and a WRQ Express Expert business partner to expand WRQ's market coverage in Singapore. CSA Automated will handle sales of all WRQ Reflection enterprise-wide connectivity products and54 words
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52 1998-06-29 10 [SINGAPORE] From June 15 to Sept 15, Air Canada will make IBM notebook computers available to passengers on select routes including the airline's Executive First customers on the Vancouver-Hongkong flights. The IBM notebook computers will be loaded with software like Lotus Smart Suite and Microsoft52 words
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Article78 1998-06-29 10 [SINGAPORE] NEC has launched an ADSL platform to deliver multiple digital services to end users. NEC has supplied trial ADSL systems in the US, Australia, New Zealand, Latin America and Asia. ADSL can deliver digital services such as video on demand, pay per view TV,78 words
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Article48 1998-06-29 10 [SINGAPORE] Mecklermedia has partnered Reed Exhibition Companies for the staging of Internet World Asia@Singapore'99 and Internet World Asia@Hong Kong' 99. Mecklermedia will have a 51 per cent majority ownership interest in both events with Reed being the strategic partner and organiser for these exhibitions.48 words
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55 1998-06-29 10 [NEW YORK] Hewlett-Packard, Mitsubishi Chemical Corp, Philips Electronics, Ricoh Company, Sony Corp and Yamaha Corp have announced the creation of the DVD+RW Compatibility Alliance (DCA) to facilitate the adoption of the DVD+RW format. The DCA plans to help hardware manufacturers and software developers adapt their55 words
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Article51 1998-06-29 10 Toh Han Shih - Compiled by Toh Han Shih [SINGAPORE] Hewlett-Packard (HP) will launch its Open View NetMetrix software at the Pan Pacific Hotel on July 7. NetMetrix is a software tool that analyses a network's availability and performance, and helps resolve network problems. Open View is HP's network management51 words
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Article, Illustration364 1998-06-29 10 Kau Yi Kang - By Kau Yi Kang [SINGAPORE] When it comes to networking, small and me-dium-sized enterprises (SMEs) want ease of installation and administration, the ability to share resources like modems, and improved ways of communications. And all at a price they won't baulk at. Novell's Netware364 words
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168 1998-06-29 10 Bloomberg [FRAMINGHAM, Massachusetts] Internet-related spending by US companies and consumers will more than quadruple to about US$5lB billion (SsB6s billion) in 2002, as more people do their shopping and communicating on the worldwide computer network. The US "Internet economy" alreadyBloomberg - 168 words
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315 1998-06-29 10 Raju Chellam - Restructuring now to become more market-focused By\ Raju Chellam [SINGAPORE] Silicon Graphics Inc (SGI) is restructuring its operations to become more market-oriented and plans to push its leading visual computing technology to high-growth niche markets. It will also spin off two of its companies Mips315 words
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333 1998-06-29 10 [SINGAPORE] US telecom equipment giant Lucent Technologies will introduce more powerful CDMA products next year to Singapore and Asia, Lucent wireless networks' Asia-Pacific vicepresident Scott Erickson said last week at the 3rd Annual World CDMA Congress. CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) is a wireless333 words
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118 1998-06-29 10 Reuters [BEIJING] China's central bank has pledged to tackle the millennium computer bug in the financial sector to forestall possible financial risks, the Financial News said last Friday. "The central bank will take timely measures, clarify responsibilities and put together the manpowerReuters - 118 words
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150 1998-06-29 10 (SINGAPORE] A range of cut-ting-edge IT technologies developed by Kent Ridge Digital Labs (KRDL) will be showcased here on July 7 when the institute holds its first "IT Market Day". The event will be inaugurated by John Seely Brown, chief scientist of Xerox's150 words
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590 1998-06-29 11 Symbian bets on mobile wireless devices for the future Company a venture between Nokia, Motorola and Psion Reuters [LONDON] When the mass market embraces the Internet it will use cheap and simple wireless mobile devices, not the personal computer. That was the bet made on Wednesday by Symbian which comprisesReuters - 590 words
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Article, Illustration669 1998-06-29 11 Toh Han Shih - HP, Microsoft and SAP targeting mid-sized companies By 1 Toh Han Shih [SINGAPORE! HewlettPackard, Microsoft and SAP are targeting medium-sized companies with their new NT system with improved reliability of 99.5 per cent, company officials said recently. "This is a big growth opportunity we669 words
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339 1998-06-29 11 NYT [ATLANTA] AT&T's pending purchase of Tele-Communi-cations Inc has sounded off like a starter's gun in the executive suites of the telephone and cable TV industries. While both industries compete already for Internet and telephone customers, the race among them will now beginNYT - 339 words
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259 1998-06-29 11 AFP [WASHINGTON] Netscape's Internet browser Navigator, found in 50.5 per cent of all computers equipped with browsing software, maintains a solid lead over Microsoft's Explorer, found in 22.8 per cent, according to a new study. But the survey by the research firm IDC conductedAFP - 259 words
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ON THE SHELF
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74 1998-06-29 13 SYMANTEC Singapore has announced a new client/server application that keeps mobile users automatically up-to-date on critical files through e-mail. Called Mobile Update, the solution helps automatically detect and deliver just the changes made to critical business documents and push them to mobile users over the74 words
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58 1998-06-29 13 LOGICA Asia will sell and support a new financial switching system for cash machines and point-of-sale terminals, called Postilion, developed by Mosaic Systems. Running under Windows NT, it is targeted at financial institutions and can support internet banking, e-commerce applications and smart cards through its suite58 words
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Article52 1998-06-29 13 SHARP-ROXY Sales Singapore has introduced XG-NV2EA, a compact, SVGA-based data projector with 700 lumen brightness for multimedia presentations. Retailing at $7,999, the plug-and-play system comes with wireless remote control for mouse and laser pointer, built-in stereo and speakers and video compatibility across multiple formats. For details,52 words
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Article, Illustration64 1998-06-29 13 PHILIPS Singapore will launch next month its new PC video camera—PCA63sVC—that connects to the parallel port of the PC. The $280 device (above) comes with variable focus length, auto image and contrast adjust feature, plug-and-play features, and a Videogram software to create and send compressed64 words
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Article75 1998-06-29 13 Raju Chellam - Compiled by! Raju Chellam HYPERTEC Memory Singapore has come out with RAM upgrades for Unix and Win NT workstations and servers, as part of its Hyperßam memory range. The range includes memory upgrades for Compaq, Digital, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Silicon Graphics and Sun Microsystems' workstations and servers.75 words
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Article, Illustration292 1998-06-29 13 Chin Jit Fong - Many products on display at Infosecnrity exhibition Ryt Chin Jit Fong [SINGAPORE] A year after Singapore's first Certification Authority, Netrust, was formed, a slew of Netrustready card readers are slowly streaming into the market. And Autostar's 6 cm by 4.8 cm Chipdrive Micro292 words
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325 1998-06-29 13 [SINGAPORE] PictureTel's new 330 Net Conference multipoint server software addresses two problems avoided by other video conferencing software how to conduct a virtual meeting with more than one other party, and how to do it without costly ISDN networks. Before using Net Conference, users require the325 words
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WORLD CUP 98
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Article, Illustration789 1998-06-29 14 First golden goal in World Cup history sinks Paraguay Reuters, AFP PRANCE scored the first golden goal in a World Cup finals yesterday at Lens as defender Laurent Blanc struck six minutes from the end of extra time to sink Paraguay 1-0. The historic goal earnedReuters,; AFP; REUTERS - 789 words
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Article, Illustration343 1998-06-29 14 Shahiron Sahari - World Cup viewing guide By Shahiron Sahari IT Holland vs Yugoslavia (2 30am. Toes) This match between the Dutch Masters and JHBp tte Brazilians of Europe is a purist's dream. Two of the most skitful teams in Europe go head to head for the first time In the343 words
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Article, Illustration93 1998-06-29 14 [PARIS] (From left) Lin Ching-yu of Taiwan, Liang Liang of China, Lu Hengli Lu of China, Miu Tsz-yeung of Hongkong, Liang Yang of China, and Quan Yang of China, demonstrating the role of flag bearers after their Saturday World Cup match in Paris,REUTERS - 93 words
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Article, Illustration887 1998-06-29 14 Susan Tsang - There's been little sign of the drive that they're famous for By I Susan Tsang [SINGAPORE] The German brand name in the industrial world is that of a well-oiled, solid and totally reliable high performance engine that many people are prepared to pay topAFP - 887 words
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Article, Illustration554 1998-06-29 16 Parvathi N Narayan - FESTIVAL OF ARTS Actor-writer Coetzee speaks volumes in Ms insightful satire on S Africa army life, says ParvathiN Narayan Parvathi N Narayan ON the spartanly furnished stage of the Drama Centre last Thursday evening, a soldier in his underpants made his bed in the veryST/LAU FOOK KONG - 554 words
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505 1998-06-29 16 David Chow - Authentic realisation of Russian works tinder his craftsmanship By\ David Chow [SINGAPORE] Romantic Russians was the theme for last Thursday evening's arts festival extravaganza, with the 117-year-old St Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra playing to a full house at the Victoria Concert Hall. Two things were noticeable right505 words
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459 1998-06-29 16 Benjamin Loh - By] Benjamin Loh [SINGAPORE] In a programme of Romantic works last Friday evening, the St Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra proved to be a disciplined ensemble under the baton of Yuri Teinirkanov in its third and last programme for the arts festival. Technically, there was much to be admired459 words
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Article, Illustration681 1998-06-29 17 Andrew Marks - Analysts are divided as Wall Street's roller-coaster keeps investors on edge From, Andrew Marks in New York THIS quarter, US stock markets have been maddeningly volatile, recording both new record highs for the major US equity indexes, along with steep declines. The result: some strategistsFILE PHOTO - 681 words
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Article, Illustration805 1998-06-29 17 Eddie Toh - MARKET MATTERS DefUsing the economic crisis Malaysia is facing could present the prime minister with the biggest challenge of his career By Eddie Toh PRIME Minister Mahathir Mohamad has shown time and again why he is the undisputed master of Malaysian politics. At the805 words
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COMPANIES
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249 1998-06-29 18 Bloomberg [KUALA LUMPUR] AMMB Holdings Bhd, a Malaysian banking group, swung to a loss in the second half as a surge in interest rates increased bad loans, forcing it to put aside more funds. AMMB said it postedBloomberg - 249 words
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252 1998-06-29 18 Cable Wireless committed to Asia Region seen as best growth prospect for the 21st centory AFP [LONDON] Cable Wireless, the British telecoms group, on Friday reiterated its commitment to Asia, which the company identified as a growth pole for the next century. "Despite the region's economic problems, we're just asAFP - 252 words
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668 1998-06-29 18 Carol Eng - Company to diversify into metal stamping, making end-products to propel growth Ry Carol Eng [SINGAPORE] Hi-P Singapore, which was ranked as Singapore's 36th most enterprising privately-held company in last year's Enterprise 50 competition, plans to list on the mainboard of Singapore's668 words
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307 1998-06-29 18 Bloomberg [ENGLEWOOD, Colorado] Tele-Communications Inc (TCI) chairman John Malone has lost at least US$4OO million (*****.4 million) on paper in the three days since AT&T Corp announced its US$44 billion purchase of the second-largest cable-televi-sion company. In the transaction, which AT&T is payingBloomberg - 307 words
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273 1998-06-29 18 Reuters [HONGKONG] VTech Holdings is a defensive buy for longer term investors in a volatile market, given its solid fundamentals and immunity to the Asian crisis, analysts said. "There are very few industrial firms which can maintain about 20 per centReuters - 273 words
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310 1998-06-29 18 Operating profit down 4&3%; vehicle, property, building sectors vulnerable to more economic woes Bernama [KUALA LUMPUR] Hicom Holdings Bhd's group pre-tax profit dropped 7.94 per cent for the year ended March 31, to 905.81 million Malaysian ringgit (*****.4 million) from RM983.88 million in theBernama - 310 words
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Article, Illustration477 1998-06-29 18 Company not oat of the woods yet after As3b writedowns AFP [SYDNEY] Embattled Australian resources giant BHP Co Ltd is under pressure to cut its debt to equity ratio from its current 53 per cent, its acting chief executive conceded yesterday.AFP; FILE PHOTO - 477 words
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374 1998-06-29 19 Total profits related to bounced cheques in 1996 exceeded USssJ>b, says consumer group Reuters [WASHINGTON] US banks make bUlions of doUars each year from fees assessed to bad cheques, and use questionable tactics to boost these revenues, a study prepared forReuters - 374 words
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167 1998-06-29 19 Reuters [ZURICH] Merger partners Union Bank of Switzerland and Swiss Bank Corp have lost around 2 per cent of customers by joining forces as the new ÜBS, chief executive Marcel Ospel told a Swiss business newspaper. Mr Ospel told the bi-week-ly Finanz und WirtschaftReuters - 167 words
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538 1998-06-29 19 France Growth and adviser Indocam plan cuts in fees NYT [NEW YORK] Shareholders have complained for ages that closed-end funds often trade at steep discounts to their net asset values. For just as long, fund managements have, by and large, shruggedNYT - 538 words
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419 1998-06-29 19 Reuters [LONDON] Privately-owned British investment bank Robert Fleming has reported a 13.7 per cent drop in profit for the year and laid the blame squarely at the door of Asia. "The results, although a bit disappointing because they are down year-on-year, haveReuters - 419 words
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Article, Illustration68 1998-06-29 19 [MEXICO CITY] Adrian Lajous (left), director general of Mexico's oil company Pemex addressing a joint press conference on Friday with Mexican Minister of Energy Luis Tellez in Mexico City. Mr Lajous and Mr Tellez announced that Mexico will continue to reduce its oil exports by 200,000AFP - 68 words
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304 1998-06-29 19 FT [MOSCOW] Deputy Prime Minister Boris Nemtsov said on Friday that the Russian state would exercise stricter control over Gazprom in future but insisted it had no intention of breaking up the world's biggest gas company. "The fate of GazpromFT - 304 words
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182 1998-06-29 19 Bloomberg [COLUMBUS] Huntington Bancshares Inc completed its purchase of 60 branches in Florida for US$523 million (SsB74 million) from NationsBank Corp, the US' third-larg-est bank. The acquisition adds US$2.5 billion in deposits, US$l.6 billion in loans and 212,000 customers, more than doubling the bank'sBloomberg - 182 words
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Article, Illustration1771 1998-06-29 19 PRIME LBMPIMO RATES Ittfi ASN Amro Bank NV 8Vi ABSA Sank Lim&ed 8w AM2 Banking Group I MtadWsti Bank PIC 7* Aawrictt) Express tank 8tt Arab Banking Carp 8vt Arab tank PIC 7V4 AsaM tank ltd Sv* Ban Mn la* Bank BM 8U Banca CoMMrcWt RataM 7V« Banca Mill—li Oaf1,771 words
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COMMODITIES FUTURES
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Article, Illustration537 1998-06-29 20 Hiroko Komiya - SIMBX Weeklyßoundup Hiroko Komiya MMS International This report does not constitute a solicitation to invest in any currency or Simex product. [SINGAPORE] US$-yen fully recovered to pre-intervention levels, touching 143.00 yen in Tokyo on Friday. The lack of policy/forex action as a follow-up to the June 17Source: Simex - 537 words
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Article, Illustration813 1998-06-29 20 COMMODITY Weeklyßoundup AFP (LONDON] The oil market failed to rally to the call of Opec, which promised substantial cuts in output last week, amid burgeoning crude stocks, faltering demand and scepticism from dealers who do not yet believeAFP; Source: Bloomberg - 813 words
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Article1745 1998-06-29 20 SI COM FUTURES Jun26 RU88CR (Mms do** at MSJMpn) RSS1 CONTRACTS CMtsfe) CtoM Volmw Opto Mowtt Mjft Low Sott (towns) Intortrt M 98 H4.50 114.50 117.50 SO 500 A*q 98 118.50 118.50 118.50 50 340 S«p 98 ***** 119.50 119.75 150 350 Oct/Dtc 98 122.50 4650 Jtn/Mtr 991,745 words
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Article4557 1998-06-29 21 Nataarn CM Mar 25 P 54.815 55.337 16.4 17.1 TY LY TY IY Nat Kap Mar 31 P 6.466L 3.941L 0.3L 0.21. Cawpaay ann Owl l«t«) (eta) Nat Broad 23c May 5 F 17.475 1X059 13.0 12 2 Na» Toyo 25c Maria P 7.821 10.078 3.884,557 words
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285 1998-06-29 22 HONGKONG AFP HONGKONG stocks are likely to continue their technical rebound this week following government measures to stimulate the economy and US President Bill Clinton's visit to China, dealers said on Friday. The key Hang Seng Index gained 15.9 points over the week toAFP - 285 words
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Article, Illustration432 1998-06-29 22 NEW YORK Profit-taking ahead of corporate earnings reports also dampened rally AFP WALL Street got back on a positive track last week as cash poured in ahead of the end of the fiscal quarter, but gains were limited by profittaking ahead ofAFP; FILE PHOTO - 432 words
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335 1998-06-29 22 LONDON AFP THE London stock market shrugged off the latest signs of weakness in Asia and potentially damaging domestic economic data last week, winning back lost ground on the wings of Wall Street. The FT-SE 100 Index of leading shares roseAFP - 335 words
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365 1998-06-29 22 TOKYO AFP TOKYO'S stocks are set for a rough week ahead with a grim tankan business survey expected to push share prices down sharply, analysts said. "The tankan survey will show worsened business confidence in the Japanese corporate sector and will certainly haveAFP - 365 words
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Article856 1998-06-29 22 Q Sydney +2LI THE Australian bourse ended the week on a high note on the back of a stronger Aussie dollar and its fate in the week ahead will lie with currency movements, brokers said. The Australian Stock Exchange's main indicator, the All Ordinaries Index gained 21.1856 words
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Article1827 1998-06-29 22 QPMfa +188.38 FRENCH stocks are expected to rise even further in the weeks to come, led by companies investors consider immune to the impact of recession in Asia. The benchmark CAC 40 Index is already up 40.6 per cent this year. On Friday it gained 11.89 points,1,827 words
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464 1998-06-29 23 AFP Q Composite Index -21.94 MALAYSIAN shares fell 4.7 per cent in the week to Friday and are likely to continue their downward trend trailing the yen's movement in the coming days, analysts said. "The market is likely to continue its downward spiralAFP - 464 words
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Article8866 1998-06-29 23 INDUSTRIALS L«t WHh Nat Ca» H>g> L— CuMlky Ml OOP Mtf* L— Pfc. tmK 310 180 Ajinomoto 218 -2 9 220 215 12.0 88.4 148 59 Angkasa 60 -3 101 63 59 1.4 88.5 290 123 ApoHo Food Hlg 141 unch 9 150 140 4.1 56.4 388 190 Berjaya land8,866 words
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Article177 1998-06-29 24 Louis Beckerling - WARRANT WATCH -By Louis Beckerling IT'S make or break day today for punters who pushed the warrants of City Developments up 28 cents on Friday to $1.94. That surge in the warrant price, on a volume of 27,000, was based on expectations that cost-cutting measures177 words
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Article3563 1998-06-29 24 BONOS, LOANS ft VAftftANTS m Last Vol WMk Uft Quota Avg Hlgfi Low St no Company Salt ♦or- ('000) Htg* Low Buyor Sollof Prteo 23.5 9 m 3000 m AM08 C5.5H*****6 I 9.5 13 20-5 5 3)60 "Ac*r ******3) US$ 6.5 *1.5 4 7 6.5 5 7.5 95 8.5 3)643,563 words
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Article2327 1998-06-29 24 Week ended Jun 26 Malaysian STOCKS Or 6r 1998 LMt Vat Wee* LastOuote Ok H> W IM M Cap Um Step Can—hi t* COOP) Wgli Low Buyer 8—r Cw P/l $mK 135 28 m ***** AISB 50c 49 -2 131 49.5 47 49.5 50 5.0 3.3 2.1 20.92,327 words
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6439 1998-06-29 25 Work ended Jiui 26 Cr Cr M Wt '9«e Last Vol «Ht Last Ouote CM* Di« Yld Net Cap Avg High Law StNo Company Sate fOOOl High Low Buyer Salter C'vr P/C Smil Prtea INDUSTRIALS 43 13 a 1020 ACE 0ynamics20c.... 13.5 -3 4516,439 words
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Article1148 1998-06-29 25 Or Or M Wt *99* Laat V*i Hot LMtOwti Mv Mv YM Nat Cm A«« M* La« StNa Company Wt C000» H*«h Law *Myar UKr H Cvr P/I $W»M Prtca 134 79 2000 ABRHWqsSc SO unch 66 81 79 80 S3 39.0 86 >43 65 2049 AS Auto 10«1,148 words
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Article, Illustration416 1998-06-29 26 Source: Deutsche Morgan Grenfell Research Source: JM Sassoon Stocks VotoM Easy* nit HKKk 42,078,000 IMSLMd 37,934,000 SingTenSc 26.047,000 WngTai25c 20,150,000 SPH 14,440,000 DBS Foreign 14,217,000 ITEElec20c 14,112,000 UOB Foreiqn 14,015,000 OCBC Foreign 12,597,000 OUB Foreign 12,354,000 Stacks S SPH 174,805,150 DBS Foreign 142,122,533 DOS Foretqn 75,089,866 OCBC Foreign 69,218,117 SingTelSource: Deutsche Morgan Grenfell Research; Source: JM Sassoon - 416 words
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Article, Illustration74 1998-06-29 26 Shiv Taneja - -by I Shiv Taneja Magnum Corp Bhd closed one and a half cents higher at 605 cents on Friday on a volume of 2.7 million shares, compared with its 10-day traded average of 3.9 million shares. The daily and weekly RSI and Stochastics are heavily oversold, and the74 words
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Article, Illustration675 1998-06-29 26 Wong Wei Kong - the wees ahead If regional currencies continue to weaken, it will offset any positive impact the measures might have By Wong Wei Kong SINGAPORE shares are likely to begin the week on a tentative note. Later today, the market will be given the official675 words
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Article296 1998-06-29 27 Contributed by Simpson Spence Young THERE has been continued activity, but so far only a limited number of sales have come to light. The tanker sector has seen the modern aframax tanker Takamine Maru (95,000/93) sold to clients of Stelmar. However, the details of this transaction remain uncertainContributed by Simpson Spence & Young - 296 words
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Article268 1998-06-29 27 r JwH t$ CWT Mall fcuUail 0.44 *002 20~ ChuanHup___aj55 -0.015 Cosca invastmant 0325 -0.01 65 rrataMLMu 0.J9 -0.005 34 SB noMbtqs 0.20 HalSunWup 0.405 *0.01 29 MttacMZMM 0.555 -0.005 127 IMCHoMngi MK 5.60 Jaya Holdings 0.39 *0.009 4 Shipyard &tS -0.05 (71 Cora 2.60 *0.05 2172 KappgirttS268 words
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509 1998-06-29 27 Felix Chan - AP Moller, E Line placed orders with yards in region in past week By\ Felix Chan [SINGAPORE] Global carriers seem to have'overcome their initial resistance to newbuilding programmes, logging in several high-pro-file orders over the last week and sustaining the recent momentum of509 words
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339 1998-06-29 27 AFP [ATHENS] Greek shipowners are increasingly lowering the blue and white striped ensign of their country and hoisting the cheaper flags of convenience. Each month five or six vessels from the world's largest single merchant fleet swap their Greek flags for Liberian, Panamanian,AFP - 339 words
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759 1998-06-29 27 David Hughes - UMBRSCEHE By David Hughes AT A TIME when much of the news is depressing and headlines concentrate on the region's current economic problems, it is useful to put short term gloom into perspective. Two new reports both help give context759 words
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Article220 1998-06-29 27 Bridge News [PANAMA CITY] Panama Canal officials raised the maximum authorised draft for shipping to 38.5 feet for all vessels and to 39 feet for tankers and dry bulk carriers. The officials expect the new limit will be maintained for the immediate future. This isBridge News - 220 words
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Article, Illustration173 1998-06-29 27 [SINGAPORE] P&O Nedlloyd's new mega-carrier, the 6,600TEU (20-ft equivalent unit) Southampton, made its maiden call at Singapore on June 18. The vessel, the first in a series of four 6,674-TEU box ships the Anglo-Dutch shipping line has on order, will be deployed173 words
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Article, Illustration633 1998-06-29 28 P T Bangsberg - TAIWAN'S KBEX.UMO The harbour bureau wants to privatise operations by 2002 to try to stem the outflow of business From P T Bangsberg in Manila TAIWAN'S main northern ports want to accelerate their privatisation programme, but undertaking key portions of it may prove a problem.633 words
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359 1998-06-29 28 PACE Ethiopian 6 ACL 9 Ewgrew 6 ANL 3 EapressTl M Accord 8 Ttn u Alirenkiel 14 FoongSun 8 Appenship 5 Froti 15 Asia OCL 15 FtUnks 16 Astro 3 Clink 4 Austral 9 Gemartrans 8 Avant 16 Onshpg 9 B'tang Mas 8359 words
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Article17958 1998-06-29 36 THEBUSINESSTIMES THEBUSINESSTIMES EXPORT ETA ETA Advartisar Vnul Voyaga T»«*p*on* ETA ETA Advwitttr Vmft Voyaga Talapnona SIN OMfn Nam* Him# Numbar Numbar sin OMt'n Nam* Nama Numbar Numbar a To BUENOS AIRES (BUE) 2060 Argentina To ABIDJAN (ABJ) 2003 30/ot 2V07 Yang Ming royal container rc*03s *5-*****10 Ivory Coast,17,958 words
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Article643 1998-06-29 43 *«hI Voy No Bortti jnW Popartura Jareng Part Bt Berkat Ya *****8 J01 alongside 28.06/2000 Bt C Sentosa *****8 J01 aiooqsid« 28.06/1400 Bt Handl Jay *****8 J01 alongside 29.06/0100 Bt Pu T«or2 Jua28 > J01 alongside 28.06/2359 Bt Sury Inda Jun25 J01 alongside 28.06/1800 Hms Premium ***** J13643 words
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Article1581 1998-06-29 43 RECEIVING OF EXPORT FCL CONTAINERS AND LCL CARGO Nottaf/MaNM Rstls Ship Voy No Etb/Btr Period To From Aci HibiKVS 0U« 30/2359 U 21/1500 28/1659 28/1900 II 21/1500 28/1659 21/1900 2A 21/1700 29/0659 29/0900 21 28/1700 29/0859 29/0900 3 29/0700 29/1159 2VM00 4 29/1200 29/1459 29/1700 kiM MM 30/07001,581 words
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Article176 1998-06-29 43 Jon 30. Brunei: Half Year Bank Closing. Ml. Canada: Canada Day. Hohg Kong: SAR Establishment Day. Jul 2. Hong Kong: SAR Establishment Holiday. United States: Independence Holiday. Jul 7 Brunei: Maulud. Indonesia: Mouloud Prophet's Birthday. Malaysia: Birthday of Prophet Mohammed. Jul 9. Thailand: Asanha Bucha. Jul 10 Thailand:176 words
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Article1002 1998-06-29 43 THIS report, compiled by Cockett Marine Oil Ltd. shows price ranges in US dollars instead of single prices for a more comprehensive description of the market Prices shown are based on average sized stem Market movements are indicated The Cockett Bunker Price Index change and the1,002 words
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Article432 1998-06-29 43 Carbon 160 Max 994.5 10 17.1 0.09 84 0.05 Jm 25 Density NsMoe Ask Aluminium Sediment No above £25 4 0 10 0 1 0 TT=" 380 Avt 986.6 0.2 163 0.06 30 0.03 380 Max 9916 0.9 19.5 O.tl 58 0.09 WW! in M/M M/M432 words
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381 1998-06-29 44 Committee proposes flammable vapours be limited to less than 7% of aircraft's operating time Los Angeles Times [WASHINGTON] A Federal Aviation Administration advisory committee charged with coming up with ways to prevent aircraft fuel tank explosions has backed away from recommendingLos Angeles Times - 381 words
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Article, Illustration264 1998-06-29 44 Refusal to take back pilots tantamount to illegal lockout situation: anion Reuters [MANILA] Philippine Airlines (PAL) pilots have threatened to sue the finan-cially-beleaguered carrier after it refused to take them back despite the lifting of their three-week-old strike. "In view of the refusal ofReuters; REUTERS - 264 words
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243 1998-06-29 44 Reuters [FRANKFURT] Volkswagen AG, Europe's largest car maker, has decided to build a new luxury car by reviving the Horch marque owned by its Audi AG unit, according to German newspaper Welt am Sonntag. VW plans to build the new Horch model,Reuters - 243 words
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Article, Illustration275 1998-06-29 44 AFP [LONDON] British Airways is planning to buy aircraft made by Airbus Industrie for the first time, breaking Boeing's monopoly on the airline's purchases. The Sunday Times said. British Airways will reject a bid from Boeing and place a £600 million (Ssl.6AFP; FILE PHOTO - 275 words
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257 1998-06-29 44 AFP [LONDON] British Airways and British Midland welcomed a decision by the European court cancelling approval for a rescue of the state airline Air France in 1994. The airlines were among companies which complained bitterly that the French carrier was receiving an unfairAFP - 257 words
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145 1998-06-29 44 AFP [ST LOUIS, Missouri] TWA pilots said that they let a strike deadline slip by because some progress had been made in contract talks with the company. "With the progress made on Friday the pilots are hopeful that an agreement can be reachedAFP - 145 words
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258 1998-06-29 44 AFP [ABIDJAN] The chances of Tinding survivors among the scattered wreckage near Abidjan of an aircraft whose passengers included a UN envoy to Angola are "very slim", the Ivorian foreign minister said. Alioune Blondin Beye, special envoy to Angola of theAFP - 258 words
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152 1998-06-29 44 AFP [COLOGNE, Germany] German car maker Ford-Werke, a subsidiary of the US company Ford, said that sales totalled 12.121 billion Deutschemarks (5511.27 billion) in the five months to May. representing an increase of 8.1 per cent from the figure for the sameAFP - 152 words
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Advertisement82 1998-06-29 27 Plan to reduce flammable vapours in plane fuel tanks Committee proposes vapours be limited to less than 7% of aircraft's operating time. Back Page I jj_:[ LL i i. U j Any Destination, I Any Time. Sailing schedules to the Am ericas Cx more. 2 4 hours a day in82 words
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